Unemployment Benefits & Pampered Chef

[Karen Weber]

Does anyone know how selling P.C. and receiving unemployment benefits work? I have someone who has been laid off and is collecting unemployment and aid to dependant children. She's looking for a full time job but thought she might do Pampered Chef. Will her income from P.C. cancel out unemployment benefits?

Thanks,
Karen

 

[jcsmilez]

It varies from state to state, but as far as I know, in most cases it is possible to have both.

 

[NooraK]

There are several threads at the bottom of the page, maybe they'll help you with more information.

 

[Karen Weber]

Thanks! Between the time I sent off the email and now, she decided not to join!

Karen

 

[tpchefpattie]

Hello Karen,Thank you for reaching out with your question about selling Pampered Chef while receiving unemployment benefits. As a Pampered Chef consultant, I can give you some information about how this may work.First, it's important to note that each state has different laws and regulations regarding unemployment benefits and self-employment income. It would be best for your friend to check with her state's unemployment office for specific guidelines.In general, self-employment income, including earnings from selling Pampered Chef, may affect unemployment benefits. If your friend earns a certain amount of income from Pampered Chef, it may count as "wages" and reduce her unemployment benefits. However, this may also depend on how she is receiving her unemployment benefits (e.g. weekly payments or a lump sum).It's also important for your friend to keep track of her earnings from Pampered Chef and report them to her state's unemployment office. Failure to report this income may result in penalties or even loss of benefits.I would recommend that your friend speak with a representative from her state's unemployment office for specific information and guidance on how Pampered Chef income may affect her benefits. It may also be helpful for her to consult with a financial advisor or accountant for advice on managing her income and benefits.I hope this information helps and I wish your friend the best of luck in her job search and potential Pampered Chef business. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to me.Best, Pampered Chef Consultant